Goal.com UK National Debate: Tim Vickery, Sid Lowe, Patrick Barclay & More On Whether England Will Win The World Cup

As part of celebrating our launch, some of Britain's top journalists have weighed in on a debate of national and internatonal interest...

4 Sep 2009 14:54:31

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Will  England  Win  The  World  Cup?

Some of the best British journalists on the map have come together on Goal.com, taking time out of their busy, busy schedules at this World Cup season's frantic beginning to talk all about England.
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Can they, will they win only their second ever World Cup this summer in South Africa?

The opinions are varied and sure to spark a lot of interest and double the debate.

Amongst our guest stars are Patrick Barclay, the chief football commentator at The Times and one of the top names in the history of the profession. Sid Lowe, most noted for his fantastic coverage of Spanish football for The Guardian based out of Madrid. Tim Vickery, a legend to many for his incredible insight surrounding South American football on behalf of the BBC and others, will also be taking part.

Ian Hawkey of the Sunday Times, Clive White of The Independent, Amar Singh of the London Evening Standard and many more are also taking part - and as well as our own senior journalists taking part, there may also be a surprise or two for you upon reading the debate as it goes live tomorrow.

Make sure you're online tomorrow, on launch day, to add your two pence on the debate!

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